Hokkaido Police SAR Event Record (translated)

Date of SAR event: 2015/06/23 (Tue)

JP other
Male
70’s

Age

Fukushima

Residence

SAR Event ID 2015-38-1
No injury

Outcome

Local Fire Dept

SAR Involved

Other (Dehydration)

Cause

Summer

Season

Group

Party status

N/A

Winter Activity

Google Translated Description
The person in distress entered the mountain from the Oku-Shinkan Dam power plant gate around midnight on June 22, arrived at the Shinkan Porosiri Hut around 5:00 p.m. on the same day, and stayed at the lodge on the same day. At around 5:00 a.m. on the following day, June 23, they departed from the Shinkan Porosiri Hut and were climbing Horoshiri-dake when, at around 6:00 a.m. on the same day, they became dehydrated due to lack of water supply and developed numbness in their right toes, so they stopped climbing and at around 2:00 p.m. on the same day, their guide told them to leave the dam at the same time. At around 2:00 p.m. on the same day, the accompanying guide called the fire department using a telephone at the dam office and requested rescue. Local firefighters rescued the person in distress.

Extra details

Locale: Poroshiri-dake (幌尻岳, 2052m)
Number in party: 9
Number in party requiring assistance: 1
Residence: Fukushima
References: Information translated from Mountain SAR Events (2015) by the Hokkaido Police.

Original Japanese Description

遭難者は、ガイド登山に参加し、6月22日午後0時頃、奥新冠ダム発電所ゲートから入山し、同日午後5時頃、新冠ポロシリ山荘に到着、同日は山小屋に宿泊。翌6月23日午前5時頃、新冠ポロシリ山荘を出発し、幌尻岳を目指して登山中、同日午前6時頃、水分の補給不足で脱水症となり、右足指先のしびれを発症したことから登山を中止し、同日午後2時頃、同行ガイドがダム事務所の電話を使用して消防に通報し、救助要請 (※地元消防隊員が遭難者を救助)

Details as per Police data

年度:2015年度|番号:38|発生日:2015/06/23|曜日:火|山岳名、標高、市町村名:幌尻岳 (ぽろしりだけ), 2052m, (平取町、新冠町)|構成人数:9|遭難者数:1|居住地:福島県|性別:男|年齢:70代|職業:無職|態様:無事|原因:その他(脱水症)

出典:山岳遭難発生状況(平成27年)(北海道警察)

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2015-38-1 Difficulty Rating

Category

Grade

Points

Strenuousness

Vertical Gain

D

25

Time ascending

D

0

Technicality

Altitude

D

0

Hazards

D

Navigation

D

Totals

25/100

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